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Harvard Bans ‘Cisheterosexism’ but Shrugs at Antisemitism
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Top 25 News Photos of 2023
As the end of the year approaches, here is a look back at some of the major news events and moments of 2023. Hamas militants launched a surprise attack in southern Israel, followed by thousands of Israeli air strikes in Gaza; a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon was shot down over the U.S.; extreme weather events affected people around the world; a devastating earthquake struck parts of Turkey and Syria; and much more. Here, we present the top 25 news photos of 2023. Be sure to check back throughout the week for more comprehensive stories, presented as “2023: The Year in Photos, Parts 1–3.”
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The experts: sex therapists on 20 simple, satisfying ways to revive your lost libido
Losing your mojo is very common, but it can be overcome, whether through self-love, putting down your phone – or even a sex ban
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Elon Musk’s Poisoned Platform
Users and advertisers are fleeing X after Musk’s message supporting an antisemitic conspiracy theory. But the platform seems destined to die a slow death.
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It’s because the rapper’s life and work were a cascade of contradictions that we’re still trying to figure him out today.
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San Francisco’s Brand Is in Trouble. Can a New Ad Campaign Fix It?
The city’s standing has plunged since the pandemic. Some wealthy business leaders have a $4 million plan to rehab its image.
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When Foster Parents Don’t Want to Give Back the Baby
In many states, lawyers are pushing a new legal strategy that forces biological parents to compete for custody of their children.
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Why the Internet Isn’t Fun Anymore
The social-media Web as we knew it, a place where we consumed the posts of our fellow-humans and posted in return, appears to be over.
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How Indian authorities ‘weaponised’ a New York Times report to target the press
NewsClick, a defiantly critical news site, has been in the Indian government’s sights over the past few years. But there was little to show after extensive financial probes – until the New York Times published a report which enabled Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration to use the press to attack the press.
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An N.B.A. Power Broker, Growing Up and Finding Peace
In a new memoir, Rich Paul, known to many for his long association with LeBron James, details his difficult upbringing and the valuable lessons it taught him.
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How Much Coffee Is Too Much Coffee?
Coffee is linked with lots of health benefits, but most of the risks come from the caffeine.
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The 25 Best Restaurants in Los Angeles Right Now
Our current favorites in one of the greatest food cities in the world.
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Egypt Is Exhuming the Dead and Evicting the Living
By Hussein Omar
Mr. Omar is a writer and historian.
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GPS Watch? No Thanks. Top Runners Are Ditching the Data.
An increasing number of elite distance runners think they are better off without activity tracking watches.
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West Fails to Peel Russia’s Friends Away to Ukraine’s Side
Many emerging economies remain reluctant to take sides in the war
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